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Successfully Managing and Motivating a Multigenerational Sales Team

The Center for Sales Strategy

Baby Boomers (1946-1964), Gen X-ers (1965-1979), and Millennials (1980-1995) have been the core generations that sales managers have long tailored incentive and engagement programs to. Gen Z are individuals born between the late 1990s and 2010 that are starting to graduate college and join the sales world as independent adults.

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Sales force management and millennials

Sales Training Connection

Sales force composition is changing: as companies hire millennials, the generational diversity inside their sales forces is expanding. This trend introduces several significant challenges – How do you engage millennial sales reps? How do you motivate them? Millennials. Millenials are not some group apart.

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5 Myths About Working with Millennials in Sales (Debunked!)

Sales Hacker

The sales world is no different, but many of those stereotypes miss what makes Millennials shine when it comes to forging connections and closing deals. For years, the sales world has heard endless stories about Millennials and what makes them tick. Well, those stereotypes have real-life consequences on sales teams.

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Millenials Sales: 5 Myths About Working with Millennials in Sales

LeadFuze

5 Myths About Working with Millennials in Sales (Debunked!). Many people think that Millennials are not good at sales. But they can be very motivated and make connections with customers. Stereotypes can lead to bias in the workplace, which affects sales teams. Need Help Automating Your Sales Prospecting Process?

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